General: A city to live in
Thessaloniki is a city to live in. As such, it is a city for those who care more about real food, real fun, real city-life (there is even a club owned by NBA player Peja Stojaokovic) than for those who...
View ArticleGeneral: Lady of the North
Thessaloniki, or Salonica, is the second biggest city in Greece. If you decide to go by bus, which we did, traveling through the Greek mainland and villages, was a nice experience. Although, for those...
View ArticleGeneral: For shopping and nightlife
We had a three-day stop in Thessaloniki while driving to Halkidiki in summer. I remember a nice busy town with a lovely, paved waterfront to walk in the sunset. My favourite promenade was in Ano Poli,...
View ArticleGeneral: Great food and bars
We boarded the Intercity Express train from Athens to avail the student's concession (11 Euros) and stayed at a cheap hotel opposite the train station. Nothing great, but adequate for a bunch of...
View ArticleGeneral: Romantic seaside promenade
I stayed only for a day in Thessaloniki but we saw most of it. Actually it is not that a big city and if you have a car, you make a tour of all neighbourhoods in a few hours. Of course, we didn't see...
View ArticleGeneral: Enjoy the good food and pastry
Our trip to Thessaloniki was full of surprising moments. During the road down this big city, we passed by some amazing forests and the greenery surroundings. As soon as we arrived, after a tiring trip...
View ArticleGeneral: Thessaloniki by car
To Thessaloniki from Athens by car, my kind of adventure... There are many places to stop on the way. A magnificent road that goes along the valley of Tempi and the river of Penios was truly an...
View ArticleGeneral: Full of energy
Thessaloniki is a city with hectic nightlife and excellent food tradition. Last month I attended a two-day seminar that took place in there, and I was lucky enough to get a small taste of this...
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